What are the main attractions at Corrieshalloch Gorge National Nature Reserve?

Corrieshalloch Gorge National Nature Reserve is known for its mile-long canyon, rickety Victorian-era suspension bridge and Shangri-La vibe: between ferns and woodland, the 46-metre Falls of Measach cascade into one of the least known but most beautiful gorges in Britain. That reward provides the backdrop for family-friendly walks, picnics and butterfly-spotting and there are a number of self-guided paths to follow: for the most memorable views of the 60m-deep gorge, beeline to the cantilevered viewing platform across the bridge.